more time with the dbq next year -- do greats of china as part of early unit --

FRIDAY:12345• go through outline / discuss citing essay on Tuesday) - period one• work on documents 6-10, discuss outline, citing) essay on Wednesday
MONDAY61234(Mongol Movie and Ming)
TUESDAY56123

WEDNESDAY45612


Notes: Start with mapping next year, they do need the geography in a more concrete way. Use Ancient China in intro. unit (maybe). Technology brackets take a while (1.5 periods) worth it?




Day One: Timemaps. Background on Ancient China
EQNext year do the time maps earlier -- I dont like how I moved through geography this year.
How did the geography of Ancient China impact its development?What were the GREATS of Ancient China?
1. Timemap Activity in computer lab.


timemaps and GREATS chart -- use textbook pages 52 and 53 to round out the GREATS chart. For summarizer do 2 sentences for each letter-- one for geography and one for the GREATS.



Day Two:EQHow did the geography of China impact the development of the GREATS
agenda -- Mom talk and appointments / unit preview
work with partner to answer the EQ using any format you want. (30 minutes)share out second part of the class. -- sort of a bomb -- they were not connecting it to geography.





Day Three: Dynastic Cycle and Mandate of Heaven
do bf/gf thing first and then move to definitions.draw chartanalyze source reading -- consider letting them read it in groups next year.apples to apples MOH(this is like a class and a half)






Day Four : Warring States period
Four
One
analyze MOH Reading
Do summarizer
timemaps warring states


tests
binders
source reading and paragraph
crash course world history video to fill out class, also apples to apples


Day Five
What were the + an - of the warring states period?Did the Qin Dynasty provide effective leadership for Chinatiming a little difficult -- b/c periods are shortened for pep rally.
1. + and - of warring states• generate list independently• sort cards • review cards as a class and talk about why they are positive or negative• talk about why + things would have happened during the warring states
Qin Dynasty •acrostic using homework notes (pages 104-107)•Make acrostic in what group and then reshuffle and share• six word story about the QIn• give the Qin a score of 1-10 rating their effectiveness in ruling China.




Day Six
Legalism -- overview reading and source documents.
Legalism Quotes

what it is/is not chart based on the reading -- next year edit(er-type the reading so it is shorter. It doesn't need to be so long. Then could do the is/is not chart as a class and then send them off to do the quotes.
most important thing summarizer is good
group presentation of quotes -- one quote each group. Have them take turns reading lines.

keeping coming back to flow chart



Day Seven

* Confucianism -- active inspire chart• seating chart for confucian class room
..make sure to talk about the difference between Han and Qin

confucian voting was a bit of a bust. too much -- not sure how ro wrap it up.




Day Eight• Daosim
If legalism relies on external force and Confucianism relies on internal control (based on the 5 key relationships) what does Daoism rely upon?
Based on the reading you did for homework come up with
3 things Daoism is2 things it is not1 way it is similar to eith legalism or confucianism
Daoism flipchart with top tenwork with quotes break into groups and have each group explain one
pooh bear was a good addition.
frayer chart to wrap up class or for homework.
Notes --






Day 9 and 10 Socratic Prep -- spent the whole period pretty much laying out the socratic seminar -- wrote a to do list on the board and talked about how to approach it. emphasized process thinking about purpose before applying philosophy.

Day 11 Socratic Seminar

Days might be a little off from wiki

Day 13Qin Dynasty ends -- Han get the MOH and rule for 400 years!Study chart, time period, "known for". With your partner make 5 conclusions about the information on the table. What patterns do you see?
Watch video to get a sense of how the dynasties expand and contract.
Focus on 3: Han, Tang, Song
1. Read handout. In groups complete the chart. Go over the chart together -- and supplement2. Create thesis statements -- talk about the difference between description and analysis
China Dynasties

basic idea works -- go thru it as a class with the government handout-- change chart to be just Han.



Day 14 and 15
Silk Road and Ecoomylike the Silk Road Activity -- maybe consider cutting back the number of stations and making summarizer more meaningful. It took a little too long.

























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Please note that this page is under construction for the 2012-2013 school year and may contain dates and materials from last year's course. I anticipate that there will be much overlap in materials between the two years. In order to avoid confusion, materials from this year are under Day One, Day Two, etc. Items beneath that format are from the previous year. Please feel free to click on anything that interests you.

Days are recorded in reverse order with the most recent class occurring on top.




Day 21: Finish Japan
same EQ as day before
Acrostic
Timeline
course timeline template.pdf
course timeline template.pdf

course timeline template.pdf


Samurai Story Hour



Day 20: Japan
How do the GREATS of China compare to the GREATS of Japan (in the time period from approx. 400-1800 CE)
GREATS of Japan?
Feudal Powers in Japan.pdf
Feudal Powers in Japan.pdf

Feudal Powers in Japan.pdf

Japan Returns to Isolation.pdf
Japan Returns to Isolation.pdf

Japan Returns to Isolation.pdf

Through Japanese Eyes Shogun.pdf
Through Japanese Eyes Shogun.pdf

Through Japanese Eyes Shogun.pdf



1. Take out GREATS homework - Rotate around the room and meet with a different person for each "GREAT" - together make one conclusion about that GREAT based on the information that you have in your notes.
2. Discuss similarities to China and reasons for the similarities - and conclusions for GREATS notes on board
2. Read summary "Feudal power in Japan" - notes on board to summarize information Geographic Luck ....
3. Use text book image of Samurai to discuss
4. Samurai story hour




Day 19: Mongol Song Assignment
Mongol Song Assignment.pdf
Mongol Song Assignment.pdf

Mongol Song Assignment.pdf



Day 18: Ming Dynasty
Textbook: 536-538.
What were the GREATS of the Ming Dynasty?
How does the rule of the Ming represent a continuation of the Dynastic Cycle?"
Was "closing" China a wise decision?
Ming Dynasty.pdf
Ming Dynasty.pdf

Ming Dynasty.pdf

World History Crash Course - Zheng He
Summarizing options Ming.docx
Summarizing options Ming.docx

Summarizing options Ming.docx


Day 17: EQ: How did the Yuan Dynasty rise and fall?
Mongols 4/5
Mongols 5/5
1. Reflect on simulation -- thing you like best about your plan and a positive consequence - this you like least and a negative consequence.
2. Check in about segments 1&2
3. recap 3
4. Watch 4 -- notes for GREATS of Yuan
5. Watch 5 - notes for reasons for Yuan Fall and legacy of Yuan
6. Distribute "How did Mongols Rule" handout and read together
How the Mongols Ruled.pdf
How the Mongols Ruled.pdf

How the Mongols Ruled.pdf

6. Go back to reflection. How does your plan compare to how the Mongols actually ruled? Why do you think they ruled the way they did?



Day 16 -
EQ: What strategies should the Mongols use to rule the Yuan Dynasty?

Mongol Rule of China.pdf
Mongol Rule of China.pdf

Mongol Rule of China.pdf

Yuan Game Plan.pdf
Yuan Game Plan.pdf

Yuan Game Plan.pdf

1. Read role description as a group -- come up with 3 adjectives to describe yourself
2. go through questions in role
3. reshuffle into groups of 8 and create larger conference


Day 15
EQ: How did GREATS of the Asian Steppe compare to the GREATS of the Song?
China Dynasty Map
1. Use map as activator. Go through map and have students recall key information, themes about China through the Song Dynasty.
2. powerpoint mini-lecture about Mongols Mongol Background
3. Summarize - compare GREATS of Mongols to Song. How will the Mongol culture successfully rule the Song?


Day 14 - Test China
China Study Guide 2012.pdf
China Study Guide 2012.pdf

China Study Guide 2012.pdf


Potential Short Answer Questions.pdf
Potential Short Answer Questions.pdf

Potential Short Answer Questions.pdf


Days 12 & 13 THE GREATS of ANCIENT CHINA'S DYNASTIES
If you were absent on Tuesday -- we covered government in period 4, government and religion in period 6, and government, religion and economy in period 1.
China GREATS.pdf
China GREATS.pdf

China GREATS.pdf


NPR Footbinding

notes: next year edit the assignment so that students are creating topic sentences with bulllet points of evidence. Also have them do the government part as homework.

Day 11: Socratic Seminar
The link below has the assignment, graphic organizer, and rubric for the Socratic Seminar. You must be logged into your Sharon Googledocs account to view:
GoogleDoc for Socratic Seminar

Day 10: Pull together philosophy - prepare for Socratic Seminar.
The link below has the assignment, graphic organizer, and rubric for the Socratic Seminar. You must be logged into your Sharon Googledocs account to view:
GoogleDoc for Socratic Seminar

Day 9: Daoism
What are the essential values of Daosim?
Silent conversation. What is the message being delivered? How does it connect to/compare to/ contrast with other religions and philosophies we have looked at this year? How does it build on the background knowledge from you homework?
Daosim Passages.pdf
Daosim Passages.pdf

Daosim Passages.pdf


Day 8: Legalism /Daoism Tuesday 12/12
EQ:
1. How do the writings Han Feizi reflect the values of Legalism ? How can these values be productive to society?
-Finish legalism source reading.
-Distribute cards with information (from 4.4) about events that happened during the Qin Dynasty and have students sort them as + or --
– Read source readings (if short on time have students read one of the 5) pick "quotable line" explain the advice in 1-2 sentences

legalism source reading.pdf
legalism source reading.pdf

legalism source reading.pdf


Legalism Background Info.pdf
Legalism Background Info.pdf

Legalism Background Info.pdf


Day 7 Confucianism Primary Sources - Monday 12/11
EQ: How do the Analects reflect the values of Confucianism? How can these values be productive to society?
Stations Activity
Analects of Confucius.pdf
Analects of Confucius.pdf

Analects of Confucius.pdf

CONFUCIOUS VOTING.pdf
CONFUCIOUS VOTING.pdf

CONFUCIOUS VOTING.pdf

Groups of 4-5 - Rotate jobs as you move through stations.
1. Organize
2. read
3. summarize
4. analyze
5. collect tally marks.
Summarizer: Read winning quote. Write a one sentence slogan for Confucianism

Day 6: What are the essential values of Confucianism? Friday 12/7
Finish Confucian Reading
Review Warring States paragraphs
5 Adjectives. nouns, etc. that describe Confucianism
Review 5 Key relationships
Begin Legalism Reading # for each paragraph

Legalism Background Info.pdf



Day Five:
What were the positive and negative impacts of the Warring States Period?
What were the essential values of the Confucian philosophy

1. Peer editing and review of paragraphs using feedback model and elmo Peer Feedback
2. + and - of warring states period - brainstorm ideas and create chart. - Use timemap
3. Confucian reading in text -- paired comprehension strategy

Day Four: How did the system of feudalism lead to the decline of the Zhou Dynasty
1. Use Timemap to review geography, Xia, Shang
2. mini-lecture on Zhou and feudalism
3. Paragraph writing and primary source analysis

warring states paragraph.pdf
warring states paragraph.pdf

warring states paragraph.pdf


Day Three: How do the Dynastic Cycle and the Mandate of Heaven relate to the government of Ancient China?

Handouts  Day 3 China.pdf
Handouts Day 3 China.pdf

Handouts Day 3 China.pdf


1. Chinese Culture Notes.
Class Notes Day 3

2. Look a timeline of China's Dynasties
-What is a Dynasty? - create a group defintion
-Why do you think there were many dynasties in China?
- How do you think a Dynasty came to power or lost power?

3. Look at Mandate of Heaven Document
-What is a mandate?
- What explanation does this document give as to how a dynasty loses/keeps power?

4. Dynastic Cycle
- Use flow chart and explain cycle
-Use boyfriend analogy
-draw out on board.

5. Summarizer --
How is the Mandate of Heaven like :
How is the Dynastic Cycle like:



Day Two: How did the geography of Ancient China impacts its GREATS? (45612)
1. Review geography warm -up activity (pd. 4 - 5 minutes to finish up maps)
2. Read Geography in China -- and do stop and summarize activity (or notes on board)
3. + and - chart
4. How do you think the geography of China will impact it's development?
5. What do you notice about the relative size of the Shang, Qin and Han Dynasties. What conclusions can you draw about their GREATS based upon this information?

Notes:
self-reliance
Have groups brainstorm one GREAT and put it up on the board

Day One: How did the geography of Ancient China impact its GREATS?

Mr. Zoller Geography Podcast
1. Journal entry -- What comes to mind when you think about about China's GREATS?
2. Locate in time and place
3. Geography Warm-up Activity
4. Mapping
Notes:
(next year do for homework to save a day and start with Day 2)

China Map Assignment.pdf
China Map Assignment.pdf

China Map Assignment.pdf






Materials below this line are from 2011-2012

China Geography.pdf
China Geography.pdf

China Geography.pdf


China madlibs.pdf
China madlibs.pdf

China madlibs.pdf


Chinese Dynasties Timeline.pdf
Chinese Dynasties Timeline.pdf

Chinese Dynasties Timeline.pdf


China HMWK pp.54-55.pdf
China HMWK pp.54-55.pdf

China HMWK pp.54-55.pdf


China HMWK pp104-107.pdf
China HMWK pp104-107.pdf

China HMWK pp104-107.pdf


Mandate of Heaven.pdf
Mandate of Heaven.pdf

Mandate of Heaven.pdf


Warring States.pdf
Warring States.pdf

Warring States.pdf




Confucius.pdf
Confucius.pdf

Confucius.pdf


Daoism.pdf
Daoism.pdf

Daoism.pdf


Chinese Bureaucracy.pdf
Chinese Bureaucracy.pdf

Chinese Bureaucracy.pdf


Silk Road.pdf
Silk Road.pdf

Silk Road.pdf


RadioLab Ghengis

Genes on the March

Mongol Crash Course

Day 18:


Day 17: Mongols Movie
Mongols
Mongols 2/5
Mongols 3/5
Mongols 4/5
Mongols 5/5


Day 16
How should the Mongols Rule?